Ruhuna Arts Students' Annual Sessions

RASAS-2026

Spirit of Sprouting Researchers of Tomorrow

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location_on Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna

Hosted by Department of Information Technology

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Session 11, organized by the Department of Information Technology, explores the growing integration of digital technologies within the Humanities and Social Sciences as part of the Ruhuna Arts Students’ Annual Sessions (RASAS). This session provides an academic platform for undergraduate researchers to engage with contemporary IT-driven approaches that strengthen analytical rigor, interdisciplinary collaboration, and scholarly innovation.

With a particular emphasis on Artificial Intelligence and emerging information technologies, Session 11 highlights their role in advancing knowledge creation, supporting cultural preservation, and addressing societal needs. The session aims to foster a technologically informed and ethically grounded research culture, equipping emerging scholars with the competencies required to navigate and contribute meaningfully to an increasingly digital academic and social environment.

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Academic Excellence

Advancing Research and Creative Thinking Across Disciplines for Over a Decade.

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Important Dates

Key milestones for the RASAS 2026 conference journey.

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Deadline for Submission of Abstracts

30th April 2026

14th May 2026

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Notification of Acceptance

31st July 2026

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Submission of Revised Abstracts

15th August 2026

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Registration Opens

15th September 2026

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Registration Closing Date

29th September 2026

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Conference Date

21st October 2026

Research Tracks

Conference Themes

Exploring the convergence of modern technology, AI, and traditional humanities across diverse disciplines.

Aesthetics and Folklore

Archaeology, History and Heritage

Democracy, Governance and Public Policy

Economy, Business and Finance

Gender and Women Studies

Health and Hygiene

ICT and AI

Language and Literary Studies

Population, Environment and Sustainable Development

Psychology and Philosophy

Religion, Spirituality and Secularism

Society, Culture and Education

Tourism and Hospitality

Visionary Keynote

Keynote Speaker

Hear from the visionary shaping the future of AI ethics.

Portrait of Dr. Sarah Jensen, AI Ethics Researcher

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